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How to assess a mobile application?

Today, thanks in large part to platforms such as Build Fire, there are more successful mobile, Sass and market applications development on the market than ever before. While there are many different types of magnetizable applications that can be sold, for example, market applications such as Shoplift and Magneto, which are often "add-ons" from third parties and Sass applications that are generally hosted in the cloud and accessed through a browser or proprietary client: mobile applications tend to be more universal in nature and refer to any application implemented locally on a laptop, desktop or mobile device. Here, we will refer to these universal applications as we focus on how to value an application. If you are the owner of a cost-effective application with a proven track record, you may have wondered how much your application is worth. It is a difficult question to answer, since each application business requires a detailed understanding of its unique complexit...

Get inside the APK files

Disclaimer: Never attempt to reverse engineer applications that you have not developed. I am not responsible for any harm I may cause to external developers who use this tutorial. I insist that you must use this knowledge only to audit your own applications! So, was your Android application pirated? Do you have purchases in the Google app, but someone posted a free full paid version on pirated websites? How is it possible? Let's try to understand and decompile the APK file. Here is the guide. Not for hackers or hackers, but for developers, so you know better the weak aspects of the security of your application. In this tutorial, I'll use Mac OS X, but the tools I'm using are cross-platform, and you can also install them on Linux and even Windows. To begin with, you obviously need the APK file of the application that you want to reverse engineer. As it is your own project, you can obtain it from the app \ build \ Output \ apk folder of your project, or you can obta...

How to balance product ideas and project constraints in application development

The goal of mobile application development is to create a product that offers something new and innovative. But as any product owner or project manager can attest, the definition of the vision of a mobile product must be compared with the limitations of the project. It is easy to get carried away by your great idea. It is equally easy to lose sight of viability. If you do not take the time to fully define the purpose of your mobile application project, the functionality and requirements will be lost in the translation, and your great idea will not resemble the final product. Achieving a balance between big product ideas and project constraints is based on a carefully designed Product Requirements Document (PRD). A PRD is a substructure for the entire mobile application and is used to communicate business logic, technical requirements and the flow of users to all those interested in the project. A PRD is the first step to ensure that your final product is as close as possible to ...

4 Considerations to keep in mind when writing your mobile application PRD

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A mobile application requirements document (PRD) describes the basic functionality of a mobile application before app development begins. Essentially, it describes the key details, including the purpose, objectives and functionality of the mobile application. The document serves as a tool for communication, as it clearly describes what the need is and how it is addressed by your product. With a PRD mobile application, you will be prepared to mitigate communication problems that may arise during the development process so you can stay focused on the overall goal of your mobile application. http://brainstudioz.com/ It can be difficult to write a requirements document that includes all the necessary information as soon as possible. In our article, how to create a mobile application requirements document, we share the different aspects that you need to include in your mobile application requirements document. However, this article will discuss the 4 key considerations that...